Okay to use in a shower ceiling can? Shower is not fully enclosed; glass sides do not go to the ceiling; lights will get steam but no water splash.
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It would be better to use a LED with an IP44 rating than these IP30 rated LEDs. Otherwise it should say suitable for wet locations.
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I don't think that the lamps are hermetically sealed since they do not need to be in a vacuum as an incandescent lamp is, so I would check with the manufacturer.
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Should be okay anywhere you would put a regular halogen flat light. The LED lights are sealed within a glass case.
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I've had no problem with my light. Ceiling is tiled ad I use a shower curtain. Great having a light - no splash or steam - use led light meant for wet areas.
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Seems to be fine holding under the tap. I don't see any reason you could not use in the shower. It's well made and works well.
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These work great for a closet rod. I really can't answer as to whether they can tolerate moisture and be used for a shower rod. You might try contacting the maker, National Hardware, directly for the answer to your question.
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By design, I wouldn't suggest this in a shower. Just outside the shower shouldn't be a problem, but it needs to be secured by tension from floor to ceiling and I fear it might crack your tub/shower with continued pressure. Plus, as you mentioned, it is metal so it will likely rust due to a few holes where residual water will enter and collect. Hope this helps.
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No. However, if you mounted a small block of wood to the ceiling using Molly bolts to keep the top of the shower caddy from sliding, it would work.
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The trim keeps the inside dry if it is installed properly with the foam gasket. I used a 60 watt equivalent LED without any problems.This trim is designed to be installed over a shower (but not subject to a direct spray)
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Hi! Sure you can, that's what I did for my costumer. Just make sure that your plumber use a 5/8 copper pipe to get a good water flow to the shower head and insulate it to avoid moister on the ceiling. fallow this tips and enjoy that. God bless you!
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As long as you have the room I don't see an issue. Check the dimensions. It's wonderful in a tub. Consider a handheld shower as well. Helps keep things dry since you can't use a door or or shower curtain as effectively.
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I have mine in the bathroom and think it stands up fine to steam (it is a small bathroom with a shower/tub combo and a shower curtain rather than a door). But I would not put it anywhere that it would routinely get soaking wet. Hope that helps!
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Mine is not going to be installed over the shower, however, there is nothing on the box or instructions that says it can not be installed over the shower. It says it is ideal for bathrooms, saunas and spas. It says that it can not have insulation within 3 inches of the fixture is all So ceiling insulation would have to be removed.
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Hi Edith...you can. However I would not recomment this to my worst enemy with a rain head if it's a ceiling mount. My rainhead is out of the ceiling and so this fixture was positioned horizontally. The first shower was totally fine...tiny drp on top of the rainhead but nothing to be concerned about. 3rd time I used the shower I encured about $600 worth of drywall damage due to the seal failing on the filter and spewing water all over my bathroom.
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No you dont want to use it in the shower itself but you could set it outside the shower curtain and use. We have, no steam problem still worked great. Some people say battery drains quick... we just plugged ours in so we dont have that problem. Hope this helps you. We bought three def worth the money.
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We do not recommend using this in a shower area. This unit's operating humidity range has a maximum 80% with no condensation.
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as long as you have a protected spot to warm the shower that gets good sun. i use mine in the winter by letting it warm in a protected sun room that is enclosed in acrylic, out of the weather and wind.
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I don't think it will fill with water but I would not trust inside shower. It requires a lot of tightening to keep it secure and I'm not sure the porcelain, tile or fiberglass would hold up to the tightening. It would probably work well for getting into and out of shower on outside. When tightened correctly it will definitely hold a lot of weight and can be screwed into floor and ceiling if need be. My only complaint has been the plastic bushings snapped when I moved it from one location to another.
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I have it in shower, it can get wet with a splash, but I don't think it'll work under water
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It is a LED fixture that fits in a recess can. If bought with the water proof trim it can be used in a shower. If not then you could just buy a LED bulb and screw it in your recess can.